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Pastor Timothy Robinson was welcomed to Trinity in July of 2021.  

I was born in Rochester, New York, in 1981.  My family (including my 4 older siblings) moved to Jonesville when I was 3 years old because my dad wanted to pursue ministry in the area where his ancesors lived.  I graduated from Lee High School and began working in the state and federal prison system including Wallens Ridge State Prison.  I even moved to Louisiana for about a year as part of a promotion, and it was there that I accepted my call to ministry.  I quit the prison system in order to earn my Bachelor in Human Services and Counseling from Lindsey Wilson.  During this time, I spent a few years pulpit filling, volunteered as a chaplain through Lee County Community Hospital, and even served as supply pastor at Appalachia UMC.  I began Asbury Seminary in 2015, and after spending a school year on campus, I was led to move back to Virginia to pastor the Ewing Circuit while completing my degree.  I married by beautiful wife Nicole in 2017 who later joined me in Virginia.  I will graduate with my Master in Divinity on May 22nd and I couldn't be more excited to finally be completed.  I enjoy being outside either hiking, doing yardwork, or cruising in my Mustang.  I hope that you don't come to church too hungry as I tend to use food illustrations in sermons quite often.

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